No Other Land

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Political Documentary Documentary

Ce film réalisé par un collectif palestino-israélien montre la destruction du Masafer Yatta en Cisjordanie occupée par des soldats israéliens et l'alliance qui se noue entre l'activiste pale... Tout lireCe film réalisé par un collectif palestino-israélien montre la destruction du Masafer Yatta en Cisjordanie occupée par des soldats israéliens et l'alliance qui se noue entre l'activiste palestinien Basel et le journaliste israélien Yuval.Ce film réalisé par un collectif palestino-israélien montre la destruction du Masafer Yatta en Cisjordanie occupée par des soldats israéliens et l'alliance qui se noue entre l'activiste palestinien Basel et le journaliste israélien Yuval.

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8,3/10

12 k

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POPULARITÉ

1 194

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Récompensé par 1 Oscar
- 69 victoires et 31 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Despite being the most awarded and critically-acclaimed documentary film of 2024, nominated for the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature and picked up for distribution in 24 countries, 'No Other Land (2024)' could not find a U.S. distributor due to its subject matter. However, the film had a limited theatrical release in the U.S. on January 31, 2025 through Cinetic Media, which facilitated bookings via Michael Tuckman Media. Tickets can be purchased on the film's official website.

Citations
Basel Adra: You think they'll come to our home?

Connexions
Featured in De sociëteit: Épisode #7.3 (2025)

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8/10

An unflinching portrait of settler-colonialism

I don't know the route to a happy Middle East any more than the next person; that it will never be achieved if Israel continues on its current path seems certain. Defenders of the Israeli state dislike the use of the term "settler-colonialism" to describe what has been happening, but it's hard to find an alternative for the bleak reality shown in this film, a collaboration between a Palestinian facing eviction from the family land in the West Bank and a sympathetic Israeli. That collaboration is perhaps the only heartening thing in an otherwise deeply depressing, but important, film. Tellingly, it was all shot before autumn 2023; it's hard to believe that anything has got better since then.